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What to plant in La Digue and Inner Islands in August

August in the Inner Islands of Seychelles falls within the cooler, drier south-east monsoon season (Southeast Trade Winds). This period brings slightly lower temperatures and reduced rainfall compared to the wet northwest monsoon, creating excellent conditions for a wide range of tropical and warm-season crops. Gardeners should focus on establishing crops that benefit from the milder, less humid conditions before the heavy rains return later in the year.

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  • Chinese Cabbage

    Chinese Cabbage

    Sow directly into well-drained beds or in starter trays. Provide light shade during the hottest midday hours to prevent bolting.

  • Eggplant

    Eggplant

    Sow in protected seedbeds/indoor trays for transplanting in 4-6 weeks. Ensure sterile seed starter mix is used to prevent damping-off.

  • Okra

    Okra

    Sow seeds directly into the ground. Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours prior to sowing to accelerate germination.

  • Radish

    Radish

    Sow directly into loose, sandy loam soil. Ensure soil is free of rocks to prevent deformed roots.

  • Yardlong Bean

    Sow directly next to trellises or supports. Mulch heavily around the base to conserve soil moisture.

  • Cucumber

    Cucumber

    Sow in starter trays or directly in mounds. Provide a trellis to improve air circulation and reduce pest pressure.

  • Hot Pepper

    Hot Pepper

    Sow in protected seedbeds. Transplant outdoors once seedlings develop 4-6 true leaves and a strong root system.

  • Amaranth

    Amaranth

    Sow seeds directly into shallow furrows. Thin seedlings to 15cm apart to allow proper air circulation.

Planteles

Planteles

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  • Tomato

    Tomato

    Transplant sturdy 4-week-old seedlings into well-composted soil. Stake immediately to keep fruit off the ground.

  • Sweet Pepper

    Sweet Pepper

    Transplant seedlings into nutrient-rich, free-draining soil. Apply organic mulch to keep roots cool.

Tareas

Tareas del mes

Apply a thick layer of organic mulch (dried grass, coconut coir, or leaves) around all plants to conserve soil moisture and suppress weed growth. Monitor crops closely for typical dry-season pests such as spider mites and whiteflies, which thrive in drier conditions. Keep nursery areas shaded from intense midday sun to protect young seedlings.